Sixteen issues included in agenda of Azerbaijani parliament's session

Sixteen issues have been added to the agenda of the Azerbaijani Parliament’s plenary session to be held on February 13, APA reported.
These are the bill "On Alat Free Economic Zone", the bill on amendments to the law "On Constitutional Court", the bill on amendments to the law "On Electric-Power Industry", the bill on amendments to the law "On gas supply", the bill on amendments to the law "On the State Registry of Real Estate", the bill "On the rights of persons with disabilities", the bills on ratification of the agreements signed between Azerbaijan and some countries, the bill on amendments to the Code of Administrative Offenses, the annual report of the body carrying out administrative control over the activities of municipalities, appointment of judges to the Supreme Court of Azerbaijan and Nakhchivan, and other issues.
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These are the bill "On Alat Free Economic Zone", the bill on amendments to the law "On Constitutional Court", the bill on amendments to the law "On Electric-Power Industry", the bill on amendments to the law "On gas supply", the bill on amendments to the law "On the State Registry of Real Estate", the bill "On the rights of persons with disabilities", the bills on ratification of the agreements signed between Azerbaijan and some countries, the bill on amendments to the Code of Administrative Offenses, the annual report of the body carrying out administrative control over the activities of municipalities, appointment of judges to the Supreme Court of Azerbaijan and Nakhchivan, and other issues.
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